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Under the Net

Kieran Setiya

Philosophy as a Guide to Life

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  • Kieran Setiya

    MIT philosopher; would-be self-help guru; master of the semi-colon; podcast: bit.ly/-five-q; substack: bit.ly/-ksetiya; book: bit.ly/-life-is-hard-ks

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